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Create a Pingpong Loop Animation in After Effects

Create an amazing Ping-Pong loop animation in Adobe After Effects without any plugins. This tutorial would be best for you. In this tutorial, I will teach you to create a wiggle ping-pong loop animation in Adobe After Effects. After Watching this tutorial, you will easily create your own loop animation. This is a short and easy tutorial specially designed for beginners.

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Pingpong Loop Animation:

Step 1: Initiating Loop Animation in Adobe After Effects

Open Adobe After Effects.
Create a new composition with dimensions 1920×1080 pixels, a frame rate of 30 frames per second, and a duration of 5 seconds.
Utilize the Ellipse tool from the toolbar to craft a circle, holding the Shift key for precision. Ensure it’s centered.

Step 2: Animating the Circle’s Position

Choose the Circle shape layer.
Press “U” on your keyboard to access position properties.
Click the stopwatch icon for Position to set a keyframe.
Move the time cursor around 2 seconds ahead on the timeline.
Shift-drag the circle to a new position while holding the Shift key for consistency.

Step 3: Creating a Looping Motion

Hold the “ALT” key on your keyboard and click the position stopwatch to insert an expression.
Enter the expression: loopOut("Pingpong").

Step 4: Enhancing Animation Dynamics

Enable motion blur for a smoother effect.
Right-click on both keyframes.
Navigate to Keyframe Assistant and select Easy Ease, or press “F9” on your keyboard for the same result.

Note: You can apply the loopOut(“Pingpong”) expression to Opacity, Scale, and Position using the same process.

Congratulations! Your loop animation is now complete.